He could even still remember Lin Xiaolu lying in the crib, or in her swaddling clothes, being held in his arms. That small child had unknowingly grown up, become sensible, and even was able to give gifts on his birthday.
Lin Yun was very aware that he hadn't been the best father. His own father had been somewhat unserious, a bit idle, and passed away prematurely. So when Lin Yun became a father himself, he felt it necessary to be strict with his child, even if it meant sacrificing some parent-child harmony, all to be responsible for the child's future.
At that time, he didn't want his child to get involved with the magical side of things, and he especially didn't want her to become a Magical Girl, facing those dangerous matters. So even when An Ya said soft words like, "Being a Magical Girl isn't bad, I'll protect Lulu," Lin Yun insisted on raising Lin Xiaolu to be a standard white-collar worker.
